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“Upon Leaving, One Says……”

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Rabbi Daniel Kalish

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I have a big for sadik and books. I find them inspiring and I like reading about our greats. I like knowing about our greats. I've asked Revesi over the last number of years. He shared about a lot of sadikim stories, ideas trying to give over who they were, what they were like. I find it very inspiring to to read and to study sadikim. In all sadikim books, there's a part of the book that I find very very intriguing. The day of their death I find is electric as like really really special. the last day of their life is something about it is and almost every tadic book I'll be honest I you realize when you read a book you don't want to read the ending already I often will skip to that page there's something wild magical it's sp it's spoken about in Asia that eulogy au said about his wife he said they laugh on their last day but sadik's last day is very very glorious there's a kayak and a power and a beauty and a specialness I was to experience this on my father my own father my last conversation the last the last day we saw a tremendous tremendous beauty that was powerful and there's there's a sa of the last day of sadik anybody thinks thinks about the question what would somebody do if they knew after 120 they knew it was their last day what would we do we would like to believe and again I'm this is if this is somewhat exaggerated if you ask the saddic what would you do to the saddic if today was your last day you'd like to believe and and the hope is and the goal of our life is that that we live every day and and we would be present to the

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  1. 0:00I have a big for sadik and books. I find them inspiring and I like reading
  2. 6:29leaving something very beautiful. We're leaving a very beautiful journey and the garbus describes it's a
  3. 12:58places with Schlommo. something my soul was very open last night and I think myself that
  4. 19:22medish doors are open to the point that that's our way. We have traveled a lot
  5. 25:52done better that's allowed to be that thought >> right >> that thought could be but
  6. 32:34Say duh. >> We didn't want to break this down. >> Thank you for being there.
  7. 38:55about this song. We we've come recently we've come from the beautiful yant of shuis this
  8. 45:23guy possessed I'm excited I have chaos nishma it means the world to me like this
  9. 52:27>> [music and singing] >> Give his I [singing] ever [music] [singing] [music]
  10. 59:08nothing to do with this one and they toss the stone. The stone that the builders

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